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Keeping your system up to date is important for security and stability. Open a terminal. On Ubuntu/Debian-based systems: sudo apt... -
You can quickly check which Linux distribution and version you’re running. Open a terminal. Type: lsb_release -a or: cat...
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If you deleted a file but haven’t emptied the Recycle Bin, you can recover it. Double-click the Recycle Bin icon on your desktop...
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Disabling unnecessary startup apps can speed up boot time. Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager. Go to the Startup tab...
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Turn off the sound Windows plays at startup. Press Windows + R, type: mmsys.cpl and press Enter. Go to the Sounds tab. Uncheck Play...
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You can set the time and date manually if it’s incorrect. Right-click the clock in the taskbar and choose Adjust date/time. Toggle...
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Turning off background apps can improve performance and battery life. Press Windows + I to open Settings. Go to Privacy > Background...
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Adding a user account is useful for family members or guests. Press Windows + I to open Settings. Go to Accounts > Family & other...
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You can change where new files are saved by default. Press Windows + I to open Settings. Go to System > Storage. Click Advanced...
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Locking your PC prevents unauthorized access while you’re away. Press Windows + L to lock instantly. Alternatively, press Ctrl + Alt...
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A restore point lets you revert your system to a previous state. Press Windows + R, type: SystemPropertiesProtection and press Enter...
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Dark Mode can reduce eye strain and give Windows a sleek look. Press Windows + I to open Settings. Go to Personalization > Colors...
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You can schedule your PC to shut down automatically at a specific time. Press Windows + R, type: cmd and press Enter. Type this...
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You can quickly see your PC’s hardware and Windows details. Press Windows + R, type: msinfo32 and press Enter. This opens the System...
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Windows offers multiple ways to capture screenshots. Method 1 — Full Screen Press PrtScn to copy the screen to your clipboard. Paste...
